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Metro presentation slide on planned Duarte Station affordable joint development

  • Metro Rider Hospitalized From On-Bus Stabbing In Lynwood (LAT, Daily News, NBC4, ABC7)
    • Stories Differ: L.A. Sheriff Dept. States Stabbing Was At Bus Stop (KTLA)
  • 100 Unit Affordable Housing Planned By Duarte A Line Station (Urbanize)
  • Drivers Angry Over Parking Loss In West Hollywood Safe Streets Project (WeHo Online)
    • Some Critical That Safe Streets Outreach Did Not Emphasize Parking (WeHo Online)
  • Carnage: Police Seek Hit-and-Run Driver Who Killed Sylmar Pedestrian (CBS)
  • CA Could Require New Cars Could Beep When Speeding (KTLA, ABC7)
  • CA Supreme Court To Consider Legality Of Uber/Lyft-Backed Prop 22 (LAT)
  • Study: EV And Hybrid Car Drivers More Likely To Hit Pedestrians (LAT)
  • Report: Health-Threatening Extreme Heat Coming Soon (LAT)

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